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I haven't found any mistake in 22 years. whether it was winter or summer. constantly investing also in the modern artificial snow system, completely disguising the handicap, not the extreme altitude, or the excellent conditions for snowboarding enthusiasts to snow parks in Hinterglemm, Kleine Asitz and Streuböden over Fieberbrunn and boardercross

When you love good off-piste skiing, you will enjoy yourself. But even if off-piste isn’t your thing the ski area of Saalbach- Hinterglemm- Leogang- Fieberbrunn will offer you more then enough options to go down the mountain

Great location to access the huge Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang 'ski-circus'. Very good and frequent bus-links to the ski-uplift both around Fieberbrunn itself (8301, 8302 & local) and Leogang. Plus good links to the Pillerseetal and Waidring. Good train links to St Johann, Kitzbuehel, Brixen-im-Thale - all huge, great skiing areas too. Public transport all included with ski-pass and/or Guest Card. Also hiking and snow-shoeing - good for 'days off'. Accommodation good value for money. Tourist Office helpful.

Fieberbrunn seems to be a cheaper village to stay in but still access Saalbach and Hinterglemm ski circus area which is a fantastic ski range. Be warned that weather can close the link out of Fieberbrunn to the rest of the ski area. Apparently rare but it was closed for two out of our three days during exceptional snowfall in Jan 2018. Great Apres Ski at the lift station area (1.5km out of village centre) and nice little village with ample restaurants for a week at least.

Probably the best thing in this region is the opportunity to get up into the mountains. Cable cars go up to the top of many of them - from which one can bike or hike for miles. There do seem to be biking and hiking paths everywhere.